see hear now
improvised visible music by gisela & david gamper

see

observe – patterns, textures, movement
capture – rhythms, interactions, quality of light
improvise – select, montage, transform, reveal, project
hear

hear

sound – acoustic, physical
shift – layer, extend, transform
play – melody, mode, harmony, rhythm, color, space
see

now

dissolve – boundaries between image and sound
merge – the third mind of collaboration
immerse – visible music, sonic imagery


video, live mixing and projection - acoustic music, digital transformation

play inside see hear now - our informational video

see hear now is a real-time music and video collaboration that seeks to merge the sonic and the visible, and to transport the performers and audience to a transcendent experience. in our individual work, we as artists are fascinated by sounds and images from nature and life. to create his live improvisations, david begins with the acoustic sounds he draws from his piano, small instruments and found objects. when he expands them through live electronic transformations and spatial diffusion they retain the power of natural sound. gisela, a photographer, has extended her image making into video and projection. using multiple projectors and mirrors, her layered video imagery collages movements and rhythms she observes in our world. with a system david developed, gisela performs her imagery with the same immediacy as david performs his music.

more info


see hear now dvd
available @ the following places

CDeMusic
Deep Listening catalog


© 1999–2008 gisela & david gamper. all rights reserved.


2008

June 5, 6 & 7 - 8:30 pm
see hear now @ Roulette
20 greene st. ny ny

3 nights – 3 themes - 3 nows

we are delighted to return to Roulette.
each night’s installation & improvisation focuses on a different theme.


 

New Year image link
new year's greetings
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excerpt from a recent music & video improvisation recorded live in our installation

excerpt from may 2007 recording
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enwrapped in a womb of sound and imagery penetrating my whole being
- comment by an audience member